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It can be minimized by using proper welding techniques and materials. 9.
This type of deformation can be minimized by using proper welding techniques and materials. 10.
FEA can also take into account the effects of a wide range of factors, such as welding parameters, the geometry of the welded structure and the properties of the materials used.
Once the model is created, the next step is to specify the welding parameters and the properties of the materials used.
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Nanophase materials Nanophase materials are materials that have grain sizes under 100 nanometers.
So Materials science and surface modification technology are becoming increasingly important in the hip prosthesis production.
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Ceramic materials as bearing surfaces for total hip arthroplasty.
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Salim, Photo Voltaic Properties of AgO/Si Heterojunction Devic Substrate Conductivity, Materials Science Forum, 1002 (2020) 200-210
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LZSA was widely studied to produce materials by tape casting [4], injection molding [5], extrusion and by replication and direct foaming [6].
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Introduction Surface cladding technique is an important mean to improve surface property of materials.
The researchers must develop novel methods furthermore to meet with the increasing demand of new kinds of materials.
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Declining supply of raw materials has promoted the use of natural fiber as an economical alternative value-added product to cement composites.
Natural fiber composites such as cement board, roofing sheets and other construction materials made from jute, sisal, coir, oil palm, banana tree, bagasse, and para rubber leaf have been used for building applications in many countries, both alone or in combination with other materials from building components to wood replacement [1, 3].
Thermal pretreatment is important to remove non-cellulosic materials from natural fiber and reduce harmful chemical discharge to the environment [5].
Treated materials were then dried in a hot air oven at 60°C for 6 hrs.
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